Many
Windows 10 users are complaining that they are not able to get any sound when
they try to play games by using Steam. Some users are complaining that this
error is appearing after updating the Windows. In some cases, the users
reported that the sound is working properly with any other apps such as Chrome,
VLC, Spotify and many others. To fix this issue, you need to follow the
instructions mentioned below.
Here’s How to Fix No Sound
on Steam Games on Windows 10
Uninstall
Sonic Studio III/Nahimic/ MSI Audio
- Click on the Windows
and R keys together.
- Now, you will get the
Run prompt box.
- Enter “appwiz.cpl” in
the provided box.
- Click on the Enter
option.
- It will launch the
Programs and Features option.
- In the Programs and
Features menu, find the menu list of all the available apps.
- Find the Asus Sonic
Studio 3/ Nahimic option.
- Otherwise, click on
any other sound manager which you are currently using.
- After getting it,
right-click on the sound manager.
- Select the Uninstall
option.
- Go through the
instructions mentioned on the screen to finish the uninstallation
procedure.
- After that, start the
system again.
- After completing this the procedure, open the game through STEAM from which you are not getting any
sound.
- Check if no sound on
Steam games error is fixed or not.
Signing
Out the Other Users
- After signing in as a
one user, click on the Windows key to open the Start menu.
- After that, press on
the User symbol.
- Choose the Log Out
option.
- By going to the
sign-in menu, you need to sign in with any other user.
- Open the Steam game.
Verify
the File Cache Integrity of the Game
- Go to the Steam
Client.
- Click on the Library
option.
- You need to
right-click on the game which is causing this error.
- Select the Properties
option.
- In the Properties
display of the game, click on the Local Files option.
- Press on the Verify The integrity of Game Cache option.
- Let the procedure to
finish.
- After that, start the
Steam again after verifying the integrity.
- Go to the game.
- Check if you have fixed
this error.
Switch
to the Generic Windows Audio Driver
- Click on the Windows
and R keys together.
- You will get the Run
prompt box.
- Enter “mmsys.cpl” in
the text field.
- Click on the Enter
option for opening the Sound menu.
- In the Sound menu.
- Click on the Playback
option.
- Choose the active
Playback device option.
- Press on the
Properties option.
- In the Properties
display of the playback device, click on the General option.
- Press on the
Properties option linked with the Controller Information.
- In a new menu, click
on the General option.
- Press on the Change
Settings option.
- In the HD Audio Device
properties menu, click on the Driver option.
- Click Update Driver.
- After going to the
Update Drivers display, press on the Browse my computer for driver
software option.
- Press on the Let me
pick from a list of available drivers on my computer option.
- Ensure that the checkbox is linked with the Show compatible hardware.
- After that, choose the
HD Audio Device option.
- Click on the Next
option.
- Press on the Yes
button.
JEANNE E. WINFIELD is a self-professed security expert; she has been making the people aware of the security threats. Her passion is to write about Cybersecurity, cryptography, malware, social engineering, internet, and new media. She writes for Norton security products at norton.com/setup.
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